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Jews gathered in the woods to observe Shabbat.
Jews in the Woods is a privately organized Jewish youth group which began in New England in 1997, founded by two friends, Dan Smokler and Dan Zimmerman, who sought to create a Jewish community that evoked their Hassidic teacher Josh Lauffer’s shabbat gatherings. JITW has come to be known for its serene, wooded locations, intense praying and singing, and the musical, lyrical and terpsichorean geniuses who frequent its gatherings.
Jewish rabbi from Tangier, Morocco
French vintage postcard
the cohen-frarouy family celebrating sukkot at their courtyard's sukkah. hamadan, iran, 1950. the family would eventually be forced to flee to israel in the 1980s due to the islamic revolution. source
I like soccer very very much and I like judaism and jewish philosophy as much as well, so I thought it would be a great idea to mix the two together. Above you can see the result, which is basically an “all time national team” of jewish philosophers according to my preferences. Learning the lessons of jewish history, I choosed a clearly defensive team’s formation (3-5-2), but on the contrary with the 5 midfielders we got a flexible squad that can adjust to certain situations in a game.
goalkeeper: Nachman of Breslov
We need someone in the back who could stay calm all time and have the ingredient respect which is needed for this position, and nobody have these two attributes as much as Reb Nachman of Breslov.
centre-back: Nachmanides (Ramban)
Against muslim or christian theologians, Ramban always knew how to defence the truth of the Torah, and with that he earned this key position in the middle of the defense.
right back-left back: Philo and Joseph Caro
There is no place for tender feelings or poetry for side-backs, this positions require toughness and realism, which is exactly what we can expect from the great interpreter of greek philosopy and the author of Sulchan Aruch.
defending midfielders: Martin Buber and Franz Rosenzweig
Worked on the revolutionary german translation of the Tanach together, Buber and Rosenzweig could form an excellent couple, but probably would be the grey characters of the team, and also the hardest-workers.
wide midfielders: Simeon bar Yochai and Baruch Spinoza
Different characters, but both the creative bar Yochai with his mystical dribbles and Spinoza with his exact, rationalist passes and volleys could drive the opponents crazy.
attacking midfielder: Maimonides (Rambam)
No question, Rambam can understand and control the game like nobody else, and he also deserved the role of the skipper.
Strikers: Judah Halevi and Rasi
The pair of the clean mind and the creative freedom would compliment each other perfectly at the front of the goal. Though Halevi could make endless dribbles sometimes or forget about offside, if he got the right mood, he’s unstoppable.
substitutes: Baal Shem Tov, Rabbi Akiva, Sa’adya Gaon, Abraham ibn Ezra and Emmanuel Levinas.
The world cup is here, time to bring it out again this old lovely post!
OMG, it's frickin' medieval jew furries! (those are literally jew hats, worn exclusively by jews in central europe in the late middle ages to distinguish them from christian) (im so obsessed, there's literally a whole book full of these guys. Like.... THEY LITERALLY CALL IT "Bird's Head Haggadah"!)
Portrait of a Sephardic Jew (c. 1900) by Isidor Kaufmann. Jewish Museum.
Morning dew!
Favourite jewish museum you visited?
Would love to hear some recommendations.
Yiddish advertisement for Professor Abraham Hochman’s Clairvoyancy services. Reprinted in ‘Der shlisl tsu der nevu’e’, 1909. YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.
Jewish "Pinkas" illustration from Kopechinets, Volhynia (Ukraine), 1873
Glass, hand painted mizrah plaque from Sopronkeresztúr, Hungary.
From the collection of the Museum of Ethnography.
lol first time seeing "AI" written in yiddish
Jewish paper amulet, Afghanistan, early 20th century
Painted wooden chest with Hebrew inscriptions, Eastern Europe, late 19th century AD. Private Collection.
This wooden chest features decorative floral motifs, stylized birds, and a central Star of David panel with Hebrew lettering. The surface is adorned with multicolored floral designs, metal studs along the edges, and raised footed supports at the base. The craftsmanship involves detailed paintwork and ornamental details typical of folk art from Eastern European Jewish communities.
East Slavic & Ashkenazi Folk Art 🐓
•East Slavic folk art - Russian Gorodets painting.
•Ashkenazi Jewish folk art from Eastern Europe, late 19th century.
–Pagankæ'leh 🌿
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Shifra Whitman- a contemporary papercut artist
